When I began my career in the 1950's.  "Traditional Art" was considered to be painting, drawing or sculpture that was physically produced by the hand of the artist.  My paintings were traditional art, stretched on canvas and hand painted by me with various sizes of soft hair brushes. I used acrylic paint because I was allergic to oil base paint.  New forms of art emerged in the 60's and 70's offering artists alternatives to the static permanence of painting, drawing and sculpture.

Janthina pelagic sea snail

  Salt Water Zoo Plankton  acrylic on canvas  20"x 30"

ENDANGERED TREE SNAIL Rare Green Banded Everglades
Lignum Vitae Tree Snail Acrylic paint on board 10" X 8"   Future science rest upon the mystery's of nature.  The gigantic nerve cells of this mollusk has been used in axion dendritic research   Neurilemma Neuron-transmitter Synapse

Basket Star Echinoderm acrylic on canvas

Stentor  One celled fresh water animal 

Coming Soon   I have more of my traditional art on canvas and paper to show you

MY DNA    Gouache on illustration board 20" x 30" 

COMING
​FEMINIST ART
​Pen-man-ship Series
Detail of  Patriarchial Words from His-Story  alphabet letters and words
                     ink on parchment paper

Coming 
​SEXISM Baby Girl Dart Board
 acrylic paint on stretched canvas

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